They need differences of opinion and differences in life experiences.
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They have also downplayed any differences of opinion on Apple.
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Clinton have "very strong differences of opinion" on the issue.
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Marital politics Differences of opinion in marriage are a given.
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But Silver said he will not adjudicate differences of opinion.
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The minister said there had been "some differences of opinion".
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Opening the rules to interpretation would open the society to differences of opinion and any differences of opinion would undermine the power of the sovereign, and could even blur the line between friend and enemy.
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Between men and women, differences of opinion emerged for specific questions.
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Today, however, you'll face plenty of opposition and differences of opinion.
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Family is gonna have differences of opinion and fundamental core beliefs.
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People become upset by differences of opinion, and want them suppressed.
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They conveyed hurt feelings, bruised egos and strong differences of opinion.
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Everybody has equal status where differences of opinion are welcomed, not challenged.
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The differences of opinion are starker when "hard" Brexit questions are asked.
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We must still talk with the Russians despite all differences of opinion.
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We can have differences of opinion, but I think it's still journalism.
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"All this proposal does is show the differences of opinion," Hood added.
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Despite these strong differences of opinion, the US-Poland relationship remains strong.
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We have differences of opinion and you all will make your own decisions.
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" He continued, "Family is gonna have differences of opinion and fundamental core beliefs.
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It cannot be simply waved away by saying there are differences of opinion.
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We have differences of opinion, and you all will make your own decisions.
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Great art allows people to communicate across differences of opinion, experience, and expertise.
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Of course, some differences of opinion need not necessarily reflect well on women.
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" He continued, "Family is gonna have differences of opinion and fundamental core beliefs.
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Up next: A joint House-Senate conference over priorities and differences of opinion.
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We're a unit but there are conversations and differences of opinion within that.
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" "Yes, we will have differences of opinion and there will be spirited debate.
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In the United States, we settle our differences of opinion in representative assemblies.
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The U.S. is looked to and heavily engaged regardless of differences of opinion.
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He and I are friends, we've worked together, we have differences of opinion.
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The people noted these differences of opinion have flared up between the different groups.
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But Mr. Draghi said the differences of opinion were not a sign of discord.
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"There's always going to be differences of opinion within your own party," she said.
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The metropolitan/rural split is even beginning to supersede longstanding regional differences of opinion.
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Consider the stark differences of opinion revealed in a 2014 survey of professional economists.
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Melania Trump, a former model from Slovenia, rarely airs differences of opinion with her husband.
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It also exposed differences of opinion over the country's large and well-established Turkish community.
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Differences of opinion between London and Dublin have been marked this month, worrying EU officials.
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It reminds us of the importance of true tolerance and respect for differences of opinion.
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And what was fascinating about it was the differences of opinion, for me. Yes. Yes.
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It's just how you solve those problems is where there might be differences of opinion.
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We look at the moment when exploiting differences of opinion became a winning political strategy.
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Legitimate political and ideological disagreements and differences of opinion have morphed into vicious personal attacks.
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If there are differences of opinion (with Renault), then I'd like for those to be discussed.
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State Department spokesman Mark Toner acknowledged the differences of opinion between the U.S. and Turkey Wednesday.
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"She also thinks it's important to discuss honestly where we have differences of opinion," Wittig said.
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Of course, even legal elements are subject to good-faith interpretive and jurisprudential differences of opinion.
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In his resignation letter he cited differences of opinion with Trump on alliances, mentioning NATO twice.
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Differences of opinion between Turkey and the United States have had no effect on NATO operations.
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I know that we may have differences of opinion about how best to achieve our goals.
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" Extending an open hand, he added: "It doesn't bother me that we have differences of opinion.
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Never before had scientists observed such stark differences of opinion over the color of an object.
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The only thing I would add you started by pointing out there would be differences of opinion.
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"There are differences of opinion about the Affordable Care Act," Sanders said at the rally in Michigan.
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Sanders said that while he and McCain have "strong differences of opinion," he likes the Arizona Republican.
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"It's okay to have differences of opinion and I thought we were working through those," he said.
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"There were differences of opinion," said Ms. Aponte, the former top Latin America diplomat under Mr. Obama.
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They expressed no room for discussion or differences of opinion, even when it comes from the president.
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They have real differences of opinion with center-left candidates, and they want to win those debates.
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"I have profound differences of opinion with the J Street Organization," the group he compared to Nazi collaborators.
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That sometimes means people will have differences of opinion, but we welcome and encourage that diversity of thought.
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Differences of opinion on Commons Clause that we have seen expressed so far are essentially differences of philosophy.
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Cranston said last month he admires Trump's patriotism, despite his differences of opinion with the real estate tycoon.
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To achieve this, while we may have differences of opinion, we must trust that we have common goals.
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Bilfinger said that one of the two, John Feldmann, had stood down over differences of opinion over strategy.
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Attacks on the media and "both sides" remarks about neo-Nazis do not constitute mere differences of opinion.
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Deputy Prime Minister Ahmad Zahid Hamidi said differences of opinion did not give anyone license to act violently.
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Minor differences of opinion turn into perspiring rants from Marcus and counterattacks, laced with condescension, from the dean.
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While I maintain profound differences of opinion with some of my critics, I regret the use of such language.
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He left LDC with a group of colleagues in August 2017 after differences of opinion with the company's management.
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The Democratic Party had a cathartic moment yesterday, an open debate between family members with real differences of opinion.
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The report added that Bernard Arnault and Philippe Houze had differences of opinion over the future governance of Carrefour.
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The split over Russia marked one of the most high profile differences of opinion among attendees during the weekend.
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Such differences of opinion are exactly why educated wine consumers need to go beyond critics to drink for themselves.
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The differences of opinion were so stark, members of the body were uncertain that consensus could ever be reached.
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There will always be differences of opinion as to who should lead our country and how they should lead it.
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However, it also stems from differences of opinion over whether electing more women is a goal in and of itself.
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It goes without saying that differences of opinion regarding your business strategy can lead to big conflict down the road.
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In an interview with the website Recode, he cited differences of opinion with investors about company strategy, without stating particulars.
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I have many vast differences of opinion on philosophy and ideology, and I didn't think she was a great candidate.
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" Lavrov acknowledged that "it's quite evident that this is a topic with regard to which we have differences of opinion.
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"Whenever we have differences of opinion, we have been able to work them out professionally and reach consensus," he said.
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In office, Bush served with an acute sense of loyalty, never publicly expressing differences of opinion with the 40th president.
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They then gain insight into differences of opinion regarding what it means to be German among citizens of that nation.
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"Although we have some differences of opinion, we both hold true our commitment to our country and Virginia," she said.
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Tusk also pointed to "differences of opinion" between China and the EU on human rights and the rule of law.
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How much of the CCE energy blueprint could be adopted is unclear due to differences of opinion over energy policy.
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Despite our differences of opinion, there is no argument over Prime Minister Olmert's decisive contribution to the security of Israel.
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A healthy democracy is founded on tolerance of differences of opinion, but is grounded in a shared body of norms.
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"If there are differences of opinion, then I'd like for those to be discussed," Jiji quoted Hiroto Saikawa as saying.
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He's not just chalking it up to differences of opinion — he's saying that Trump is temperamentally unfit for the presidency.
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Ultimately, these are differences of opinion about whether global financial capitalism is a good thing with some downsides or vice versa.
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"So there's obviously unanswered questions and -- no shocker here -- we have differences of opinion even within our conference," Huizenga told reporters.
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His differences with other Republican leaders aren't primarily about issues or differences of opinion about how to balance competing political considerations.
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"There's no secret that we have, as is the case in a Democratic society, we have differences of opinion," Sanders said.
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The meeting could allow the powerful chairmen to discuss the differences of opinion on drafting the legislation with the progressive lawmakers.
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"I think what you are seeing now is there are real differences of opinion between Secretary Clinton and myself," Sanders said.
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There's too much mutual respect, and for many, the differences of opinion is what makes the group unique compared to others.
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In the end, stubborn differences of opinion remained too great on major policy questions, above all on migration and climate change.
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He will replace former Hewlett-Packard exec Bill Veghte, who is leaving due to "differences of opinion on strategy" with investors.
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Those who have seriously considered quitting their job have some substantial differences of opinion when compared with those who haven't considered quitting.
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"We fully understand that there will be differences of opinion about this, that some people will feel strongly and differently," Alderson said.
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Like all free trade agreements, there are differences of opinion as to the impact it will have on trade, jobs and security.
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"I think that there are always going to be differences of opinion and disagreements, and that's true in any family," Thune said.
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However, the differences of opinion between the two largest euro zone economies raise questions as to how far those reforms will go.
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Sometimes The Post can be too fastidious, citing differences of opinion as evidence of falsehood, so let's cut the tally by half.
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In a statement at the time, he cited "irreconcilable differences of opinion regarding the company's artistic planning and profile" with Mr. Meyer.
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On Tuesday, Di Maio denied a report that he called for the resignation of Tria amid differences of opinion over the budget.
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"Of course there were differences of opinion, but these were mostly productive," Mr. Hartmann said, crediting the assistance of dozens of international experts.
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It's not just a simple break between moderates and conservatives -- the differences of opinion are also between expansion and non-expansion state lawmakers.
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"I am always of the view that even if there are serious differences of opinion in some areas, talks must continue," Merkel said.
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Without this, it says it has no platform on which "to set out its differences of opinion, as authorised by the international provisions".
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Welch says you should be on the lookout for written communication about things like expenses, the details of conversations and differences of opinion.
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"I cannot continue my work considering differences of opinion with the owner of the bank," Medja said without specifying what the differences were.
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America's allies and partners don't just disagree with Washington's policies due to differences of opinion, but because US policies are backfiring nearly everywhere.
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"It is also no secret that we have, as is the case in a democratic society, we have differences of opinion," he said.
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"In all three of them there are still big hurdles in terms of differences of opinion, which seems hard to bridge," Kraemer added.
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The question is whether the differences of opinion will boil over the way they did for Republicans, driving the party's elected leadership crazy.
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He appreciates that when we have disputes or differences of opinion that we air them privately, and what I've learned is he learns.
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You need to confront your partner about the fights and try to discuss your differences of opinion in a calm and curious manner.
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We have decided that rather than confront the disagreements and the differences of opinion, we'll simply annihilate the person who disagrees with us.
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"There may be differences of opinion on how we should respond, but there should be no uncertainty about whether we respond," he said.
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Cracks in the veneer have appeared and differences of opinion on policy and ideology seem to be turning into more of a daily occurrence.
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As she often does, Pelosi defiantly stated that diversity and differences of opinion in her 235-member caucus should be seen as something positive.
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"It was a long, hard journey because there were lots of differences of opinion," said Esme Matshikiza in a telephone interview from Cape Town.
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The two journalists, Jussi Eronen and Salla Vuorikoski, cited differences of opinion over freedom of speech and journalistic independence as their reason for leaving.
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Differences of opinion with the oversight board on the fiscal plans cannot be a reason to act contrary to the law or political grandstanding.
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Perhaps most unusual of all, he has welcomed political differences of opinion — almost unheard of in a country where dissidents have often been imprisoned.
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But she must still finesse differences of opinion on migration within her conservative bloc and with her prospective coalition partners, the Social Democratic Party.
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I support efforts to encourage women to participate in greater numbers, and selection of letters to reflect the rich differences of opinion that exist.
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Vucic said it could take up to 10 years for Belgrade and Pristina to reach an agreement due to many their many differences of opinion.
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In his parting letter he wrote that "differences of opinion" and decisions "taken without sufficient basis" were among the factors that prompted him to leave.
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The six banks which declined to take part in the survey cited company policy on political polls or differences of opinion in their leadership teams.
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"There are many differences of opinion in the coalition and a need to clear certain things up," said Katrin Lompscher, the Left party's construction minister.
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Agbal told Reuters that Turkey was fully in line with and backing all international tax agreements, and said that differences of opinion would be overcome.
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In a follow-up chat for a Reuters podcast, "The Exchange," Taylor was diplomatic, saying "there will always be differences of opinion" on monetary policy.
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The answer ultimately lies in the law, and in structures for voice that allow for differences of opinion to be shared without fear or favor.
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In a world where differences of opinion and belief are so vast and levels of development so disparate, it has the potential to be cataclysmic.
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"The reason universities exist is so we can have calm, logical exchanges about differences of opinion," Mr. Murray said to the crowd at one point.
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I just wanted to have that dialogue about families torn apart by the election and their political differences of opinion and how we handle it.
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Although there is a consensus among the Taiwanese against unification with China, there are major differences of opinion regarding how close the relationship should be.
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Filled with multiple anecdotes of his friendship with Cummings, Gowdy focused on how their differences of opinion and background only made the pair better friends.
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"I have a lot of differences of opinion with Jeff Sessions, but I don't think the case has been made for his resigning," said Sen.
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In many ways, we act more like two countries with different founding principles than a single people divided by differences of opinion on prudential policies.
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But they have clear differences of opinion, and in this politically contentious moment, Mr. O'Rourke said, high-profile bipartisanship is not always looked upon favorably.
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"As in any family, there are differences of opinion from time to time between individual members of the alliance," said Michael Blunt, a spokesman for Oneworld.
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We may have differences of opinion on what our destination might be and how we're going to get there, but I have no question that Sen.
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But there are some notable differences of opinion along partisan and gender lines, and, maybe most interestingly, several results that suggest a persistent generational divide. 1.
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Tensions in Italy's coalition government appear to be growing with differences of opinion between the ruling Lega party and 5 Star Movement (M5S) becoming more pronounced.
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Meirelles said it would be intriguing to see how the incoming Trump administration works together, given some differences of opinion between him and his proposed cabinet.
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Trump has frequently lashed out at the House and the Senate, not to mention his own party, over differences of opinion and his frustration with politics.
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It is natural for there to be differences of opinion about foreign policy, but it is not natural or constructive for those differences to be partisan.
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"When it comes to whether or not women should be forced to fight in combat, there are honest differences of opinion on the issue," Lee said.
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In 2016, the former chief executive officer Maureen Chiquet was fired because of differences of opinion over the strategic direction of Chanel with the Wertheimer family.
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Modi and President Xi Jinping held a bilateral meeting on Saturday evening and accounts of their conversation emerging from both sides pointed to clear differences of opinion.
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It's a fascinating subject to which I've devoted a lot of my life, and I don't want to erase informed differences of opinion and interpretation among scholars.
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"I think it's fair to say there are differences of opinion in the caucus," Feinstein said after the Democratic meeting on Thursday, according to the Washington Post.
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"Absent slavery, there might have been a vibrant federalism that allowed for differences of opinion to exist side by side until the truth will out," Giampietro wrote.
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"I just wanted to have that dialogue about families torn apart by the election and their political differences of opinion and how we handle it," she said.
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You're right, there's differences of opinion; I began urging the administration to consider this idea in February 2014 after I got back from a visit to Lebanon.
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Although differences of opinion remain, officials from the countries insist they are making quick progress toward a goal of concluding their talks by the end of May.
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Lumping together Michigan factory workers, Arizona retirees, disenfranchised African-Americans, flood-ravaged Nebraska farmers and insolvent college students fails to reflect multiple differences of opinion and circumstance.
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Analysts on a conference call with Greco on Wednesday told Reuters the CEO had spoken of differences of opinion with some shareholders about his future role at Generali.
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Some investors expressed dismay when Luigi Zingales, an independent director, left the board in 2015, citing "irreconcilable differences of opinion", apparently over how the company tackled corruption risks.
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Even a proposal that should be relatively uncontentious—the European Commission's plan to increase the staff of Frontex, the EU border agency, to 10,000—elicited differences of opinion.
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Tensions in Italy's government appear to be growing with differences of opinion between the right-wing Lega party and left-leaning Five Star Movement (M5S) becoming more pronounced.
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Some more centrist members, part of a "Labour First" grouping, called it an "unprincipled and anti-democratic stitch-up" aimed at stopping differences of opinion from being exposed.
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Wong acknowledged that there have been differences of opinion on both sides, but he said he remains positive that both parties will be able to reach a consensus.
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"I think that we have decided that rather than confront the disagreement and differences of opinion, we'll just simply annihilate the person who disagrees with us," he said.
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"The outcome of talks remains uncertain," Hofmann said, adding that differences of opinion over what constitutes a fair wage had widened during the previous four rounds of talks.
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"I think that we have decided that rather than confront the disagreements and the differences of opinion, we'll simply annihilate the person who disagrees with us," he said.
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Indeed, his reluctance to resort to military action is one of many differences of opinion that led to the departure of his hawkish national security adviser, John Bolton.
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"Well, I do think that there were differences of opinion in our country and that's a healthy thing, our founders told us it's O.K. to disagree," she said.
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"I think that's an example of information that isn't consistently being communicated; it suggests that you have these kind of public differences of opinion in officials," Bennett said.
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All major centers of power are involved in some way or another, and the increasing protest over the proposed contract illustrates differences of opinion over its terms, analysts say.
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Cliff Kupchan, chairman of political risk consultancy Eurasia Group, said differences of opinion within Trump's national security team, which includes the secretary of State, may confuse foreign policy messages.
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Despite the differences of opinion, however, there's growing agreement within the scientific community that we need to do much more to determine the risk of rapid sea-level rise.
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Please know that there are great differences of opinion on the question of whether having teachers armed with guns firing back at a potential mass shooter is the answer.
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She said that spouses "by definition" have differences of opinion and that Bash's question was a "fascinating, cross-the-Rubicon moment" and representative of the "double standard" she faces.
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However, the source said there were differences of opinion among politicians and the company's supervisory board over the idea of selling Arriva and no decisions are expected on Tuesday.
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These differences of opinion were almost always related to a specific policy and were minor in relation to the strong partnership and close friendship that our two countries enjoy.
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"It is true that there are differences of opinion between the North and the United States on methods to accomplish denuclearisation," Kang told lawmakers, according to Yonhap News Agency.
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"I just wanted to have that dialogue about families torn apart by the election and their political differences of opinion and how we handle it," she told the Times.
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"He has been very helpful to me, and whenever we have differences of opinion, we have been able to work them out professionally and reach consensus," Mr. Cobb said.
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Differences of opinion are healthy and debate is important, but it is really important to find a way for what we have in common to trump our interesting differences.
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"Secretary Clinton and I obviously have many, many differences of opinions on many issues, but on the issue of fracking, our differences of opinion are pretty profound," he said.
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He said that "the fact that there are some relatively minor differences of opinion shouldn't be all that noteworthy," given the inherent scale and complexity of the issues involved.
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Comments from other Fed policymakers on Friday, however, underscored that a deep wedge in views on the labor market outlook is driving differences of opinion on when to raise rates.
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The decision not to sign the document this week may not be down to major differences of opinion, but because the White House simply didn't get around to addressing it.
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However, differences of opinion should not translate into the sort of congressional dysfunction that causes the country that they are sworn to serve to act against its own self-interest.
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Differences of opinion between the various financial regulators vetting the rule and an obligatory analysis of costs to industry has slowed the process, as has pushback from the banking industry.
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"It is normal with such a diffuse base to have strong differences of opinion and the occasional dispute," he says as he walks round the Cruillas district, drumming up support.
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When Rosberg left, Hamilton and Toto Wolff, the team principal, met in the kitchen of Wolff's Oxford home to discuss their differences of opinion that had arisen during the season.
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"There were differences of opinion between a number of more northern and a number of southern countries along the known dividing lines, but nothing that can't be resolved," he said.
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"Vladimir Putin stressed the importance of political-diplomatic efforts aimed at overcoming differences of opinion and the normalization of the difficult situation that exists," Qatar's government said in a statement.
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Despite the differences of opinion, #HomeToVote has become a trending topic on Twitter and fostered camaraderie, both online and in person, among Irish people who moved away and are returning.
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A lot of this might be natural differences of opinion between a President who was put in office by a coalition of states that did not touch the West Coast.
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Pompeo, a leading figure in the ongoing discussions with the country's leader, Kim Jong Un, and other North Korean officials, framed his disputes with Bolton as ordinary differences of opinion.
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Following criticism over the historical accuracy of previous proposals, the statue was revised again to reflect differences of opinion between abolitionist Sojourner Truth, and Elizabeth Cady Stanton and Susan B. Anthony.
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There had for some time been reports of differences of opinion among the management despite Renault, who have restructured the team and recruited more staff, setting what looked like realistic targets.
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Differences of opinion between Sestak and McGinty were secondary; this was purely a situation where state and national Democrats told voters to line up behind a candidate because they said so.
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The poll found that while 39 percent of registered voters approved of expanding the travel ban, 41 percent opposed it, differences of opinion that fell within the survey's margin of error.
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German Chancellor Angela Merkel said she took the British findings seriously and there would be a common European stance, although "we must still talk responsibly" with Russia despite differences of opinion.
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Before the meeting, Mr. McConnell said he would try to prevent an outcome in which gridlock allowed the provisions to lapse, but acknowledged significant differences of opinion among members of Congress.
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American and Chinese negotiators appear to still have significant differences of opinion on issues like protection of American intellectual property and how many more U.S. goods China will agree to import.
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"It's mainly to do with people being hungry and differences of opinion over who should receive what," Tapiwa Gomo, a spokesman for U.N. OCHA in Somalia told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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"Secretary Clinton and I obviously have many, many differences of opinions on many issues, but on the issue of fracking, our differences of opinion are pretty profound," he said on Wednesday.
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And we even love debating with each other and having differences of opinion even in our own marriage can show us how to be civil in disagreement with other people as well.
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" Zirinksy also defended King's interview with Leslie as "comprehensive and thoughtful," adding that the U.S. is "a country where differences of opinion are welcome – but hateful and dangerous threats are completely unacceptable.
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Both are leaving due to differences of opinion with majority shareholder GfK Verein, the company said late on Thursday, less than a week after issuing its second profit warning in a year.
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Over the years, I have encountered differences of opinion with colleagues in the process of curating at different institutions, which is a normal part of almost any large project in any context.
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The controversy over the treatment of New York Times reporter Glenn Thrush — suspended but not fired for allegations of groping and related misconduct — provides a current example of such differences of opinion.
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Because even when it comes to horrific ends, Reddit has become the internet's bastion of free speech, blurring the line between literally any form of prejudice and just strong differences of opinion.
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"I just wanted to have that dialogue about families torn apart by the election and their political differences of opinion and how we handle it," she said in an interview in March.
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Atlantia said on Monday non-executive and independent board member Lynda Tyler-Cagni had resigned with immediate effect after differences of opinion over execution of the group's 2013 share-based incentive plan.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - If Nissan Motor Co and its top shareholder Renault SA have differences of opinion, then those should be discussed, Jiji news agency quoted Nissan's chief executive as saying on Monday.
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In some cases there are differences of opinion or disputes with subjective passages; many of the issues they have raised are of a minute and insignificant nature or are legitimately in dispute.
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"I just wanted to have that dialogue about families torn apart by the election and their political differences of opinion and how we handle it," she told The New York Times in March.
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"I just wanted to have that dialogue about families torn apart by the election and their political differences of opinion and how we handle it," Barr told the New York Times in March.
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Mexico's preliminary economic data for the April-June period is due next week, and is likely to trigger further differences of opinion about whether Mexico is in a recession or heading that way.
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"As you can see from the panels' makeup, we are not shying away from those differences of opinion," he said, introducing a slate of past, present, and soon-to-be-again intelligence officials.
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The report highlighted often rancorous divisions among board members over the pace of rate changes, saying "the scale of differences of opinion and above all how they were expressed damaged the Riksbank's reputation".
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And while he doubted that alarmist stories about refugees were powerful enough to change people's minds, he said the coverage played to existing fears and pushed mere differences of opinion into hyperpartisan outrage.
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But inside the administration, there are clear differences of opinion over how long Mr. Trump can, or will, tolerate a growing threat from North Korea without resorting to some kind of military force.
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In September, hospital officials consulted with an ethics committee about her health and sought help with addressing the "intractable differences of opinion" between Tinslee's doctors and her mom, Trinity Lewis, about her prognosis.
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The risk seems to be that social media's game of micro-targeted fragmentation ends up ripping us apart along our myriad fault lines — by playing to our prejudices and filtering out differences of opinion.
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Kay Bommer of DIRK, a lobby group that represents over 300 listed companies in Germany, says that some clever activists try to exploit differences of opinion between supervisory and management boards of German firms.
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TOKYO, June 10 (Reuters) - If Nissan Motor Co and its top shareholder Renault SA have differences of opinion, then those should be discussed, Jiji news agency quoted Nissan's chief executive as saying on Monday.
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McCain has been a maverick at times, but he will long be remembered as a mostly loyal and conservative Republican who sometimes had differences of opinion and style with other leaders in his party.
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Governing a place of 13 million people, and accounting for their differences of opinion, is a far different thing from governing a place many, many, many times that size in both population and geography.
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Differences of opinion over how Iran should be treated are said to be the source of discord between Trump and Tillerson, whose firing followed a clash over the nuclear deal, the president said Tuesday.
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"I urge political parties to participate in the election to make it meaningful," said Huda, adding that if parties have any differences of opinion they should resolve these via talks, but not boycott the elections.
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The story has some good twists and a strong theme — both having to do with Squirrel Girl and Ms. Marvel's differences of opinion over what a "hero" is, and whether there's any room for ambiguity.
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Image 2 of 2 BERLIN – German Chancellor Angela Merkel says it would be wrong to cancel the nuclear agreement with Iran, highlighting it as one of her main differences of opinion between Berlin and Washington.
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" Either way, says Black, when those calls invariably come in, it's "important not to overreact right away and to at least appreciate that there can be honest differences of opinion about the strategy and tactics.
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"It is true that there are differences of opinion between the North and the United States on methods to accomplish denuclearization," South Korean Foreign Minister Kang Kyung-wha said Thursday, according to Yonhap News Agency.
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"The same Judiciary Committee members who have come across party lines are the same ones who have strong differences of opinion on the nomination [of Garland]," said Inimai Chettiar, the director of the Brennan program.
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For Matthew Nisbet, an expert in environmental communications at Northeastern University, there is a risk that differences of opinion within the movement could lead to greater enmity over time, resulting in a lack of focus.
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"I just wanted to have that dialogue about families torn apart by the election and their political differences of opinion and how we handle it," she said of her decision to make Barr a Trump supporter.
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But cracks in the veneer have appeared since then and differences of opinion, policy and ideology – and even the budget now - between the parties and leadership seem to be turning into more of a daily occurrence.
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FRANKFURT, Feb 23 (Reuters) - German automotive supplier ElringKlinger board member Karl Schmauder has quit over differences of opinion with the rest of the board as to the company's future organisation and strategy, Elringklinger said on Tuesday.
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Trump, who is boycotting the prime-time debate over differences of opinion with Fox News, announced on Wednesday that he will instead host an event at Drake University in Des Moines, Iowa, to benefit wounded veterans.
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When there are differences of opinion between spouses about how to handle an issue, she said, they need to negotiate their parenting style — but not by criticizing and undermining one another in front of the child.
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As recently as 2017, Kurt Deetz, a pilot and former safety manager at Island Express, resigned from his safety responsibilities, he said, over "differences of opinion" about how the company's safety management system should be run.
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The family holding launched the grains trading business last year, poaching LDC's head of grains David Ohayon and a group of his traders who had left the agricultural major after differences of opinion with the company's management.
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"It is above all in our own countries' interest to strengthen our political dialogue and reduce our differences of opinion to a minimum," Erdogan told a joint news conference with his Iranian counterpart, Hassan Rouhani, in Ankara.
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READ: Clinton's 'me' versus Sanders' 'us' It is also true that differences of opinion and the jabs from candidates and their staffs are part and parcel of presidential contests, even while each side claims the high ground.
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Carney roiled markets after he described recent data as "mixed" and said there could be differences of opinion among policymakers at their next meeting, putting into doubt widespread market expectations of an interest rate hike next month.
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This underscores a noteworthy point of difference in understanding between the audience and the developer, though to attribute the failure of the campaign to land a bulls eye down to mere differences of opinion would be foolish.
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It's not an inconsequential victory, but it might be a temporary one — and it hints at some serious differences of opinion between Mr. Trump and Mr. Graham that aren't being overcome by late-night heart-to-hearts.
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Johannes Caspar, the data protection commissioner in the German city-state of Hamburg, told Reuters he had had many differences of opinion with the Irish regulator in the past over its handling of Facebook, without giving details.
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While it may or may not be worth it to confront other parents about their choices, we can capitalize on these differences of opinion to talk with our teenagers about the parenting decisions we've made and why.
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Deutsche Bank has long had differences of opinion with U.S. regulators over issues such as how much capital it should hold at its U.S. subsidiary, which has traditionally carried out some of the bank's riskiest trading business.
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"We have shown that we are able to act, although to some extent we have to bridge large differences of opinion," Merkel said, adding that she had "great respect" for the SPD's process in handling its leadership change.
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But so far, the current protest movement has largely overcome differences of opinion within its ranks about whether violent tactics — throwing bricks and gasoline bombs at police officers, for example — are a constructive way of promoting its demands.
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Japan and the United States have agreed to target a broad deal on bilateral trade by September, seeking to bridge differences of opinion over tariffs on beef and the automobile sector, the Nikkei business daily reported earlier this month.
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" Alluding to Mr. Oz's piercingly eloquent left-wing advocacy, Mr. Netanyahu, a conservative, added, "Even though we had differences of opinion in many fields, I greatly appreciate his contributions to the Hebrew language and the renewal of Hebrew literature.
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May's Brexit strategy has been the subject of open debate among her top team ever since a botched June election which weakened her authority and exposed differences of opinion over how Britain should manage its departure from the bloc.
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The CEO's exit was a result of differences of opinion with chairman Mark Tucker over Flint's more tentative approach to cutting expenses and setting revenue targets for senior managers to boost profit growth, a person familiar with the matter said.
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Trump must also reconcile the flagrant differences of opinion within his own national security team on questions like NATO and Russia relations because any prolonged ideological duels in the cabinet could hamper his hopes of quickly reorienting US foreign policy.
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While the bank did not elaborate upon the reason for Flint's sudden departure, a person familiar with the matter said it was a result of differences of opinion between Flint and Tucker over the pace and result of the strategy execution.
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"Vladimir Putin stressed the importance of political-diplomatic efforts aimed at overcoming differences of opinion and the normalization of the difficult situation that exists," said the statement on the talks between Putin and Qatar's emir, Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad al-Thani.
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HAMBURG (Reuters) - Nearly all G20 leaders agreed on Friday on the need for free and fair trade, but some differences of opinion mean officials drafting the summit's final communique still had a long night's work ahead, German Chancellor Angela Merkel said.
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BEIRUT (Reuters) - Syrian President Bashar al-Assad denied that military ally Russia was making decisions for him, but said it was natural for there to be differences of opinion between allies, in an interview published on Sunday by state media.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan and the United States have agreed to target a broad deal on bilateral trade by September, seeking to bridge differences of opinion over tariffs on beef and the automobile sector, the Nikkei business daily reported on Sunday.
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I'm sure they worked through some disagreements and differences of opinion and different positions, and ultimately, those things -- unity and the importance of expressing our support for equality and our country -- those are the things that rose to the forefront.
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And to the extent China's leaders see the former aims as America's ultimate objectives, they are unlikely to authorize their negotiators to make significant new compromises on key issues, especially where there are differences of opinion within the party leadership.
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College students have been challenged for expressing political beliefs; differences of opinion have been censored; speakers have been shouted down; and so-called free speech zones have been created to keep students from expressing their thoughts outside of restricted areas.
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TOKYO, Aug 4 (Reuters) - Japan and the United States have agreed to target a broad deal on bilateral trade by September, seeking to bridge differences of opinion over tariffs on beef and the automobile sector, the Nikkei business daily reported on Sunday.
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In order to do this, leaders must recognize that although there is widespread agreement on the importance of early childhood development and availability of quality care for working families, there will be many differences of opinion in how to solve pressing issues.
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"Regarding payment of the border wall, both presidents recognized their clear and very public differences of opinion on this sensitive subject, and agreed to resolve their differences as part of a comprehensive discussion on all aspects of the bilateral relationship," the statement said.
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He warned Britain would be prepared to negotiate hard over the bill, acknowledging differences of opinion with the EU on the value of liabilities, and whether Britain was even liable at all for some elements of the total amount mooted by Brussels.
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There were wide differences of opinion among feminist intellectuals about surrogacy (as about every other issue) in the 1980s, but there was enough consensus to produce an amicus brief in the Baby M case, endorsed by Betty Friedan and Gloria Steinem among others.
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At the time the act was passed, the goal was to prosecute fraud cases in which a contractor billed the United States for nonexistent or worthless goods, not prosecute contractors for failing to adhere to specific manufacturing standards or minor differences of opinion.
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Although the countries continue to have significant differences of opinion about the deal, the Trump administration is pushing to have talks finalized soon to meet all the necessary deadlines to submit the deal for a vote in the current Republican-controlled Congress.
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HAMBURG, July 7 (Reuters) - Nearly all G20 leaders agreed on Friday on the need for free and fair trade, but some differences of opinion mean officials drafting the summit's final communique still had a long night's work ahead, German Chancellor Angela Merkel said.
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" Rutte said: "I didn't notice anything about it last night in the video conference, there were differences of opinion between a number of more northern and a number of southern countries along the known dividing lines, but nothing that can't be resolved.
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While there is no question whatsoever that there are legitimate and genuine differences of opinion between and among Republicans and Democrats about war power in general and the terms of an AUMF specifically, the thread tying all of those differences together is politics.
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His message comes a little over a week after he tendered his resignation over irreconcilable differences of opinion with President Donald Trump on a variety of issues, particularly the treatment of America's allies and partners and the country's dealings with adversarial powers.
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It stands for the fundamental ideal that we can have differences of opinion, but we all stand in respect of our flag because many people, including my 93-year-old grandfather who's a veteran, fought in defense of the very liberty that the flag resembles.
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Speaking on the sidelines of the German Greens' party congress in Berlin, he said divisions over climate change were, along with differences of opinion on immigration policy, partly to blame for the collapse in coalition talks and he could not imagine returning to coalition negotiations.
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"You can take the differences of opinion that already exist within the culture of interest, and simply display those and dramatize those in a way that helps people identify with the decision-making process ... and potentially resolve in favor of the abandonment of FGM."
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But the main point applies even to friendships that may have taken root in the soil of politics: We need to work to stay in relationships with people despite deep differences of opinion, not just across the aisle but on either side of it.
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"What it says to people is the election is a settled matter and it is time for people to move on, [even though] there are differences of opinion," said Lindsay Hayes, speechwriter for the McCain-Palin and Romney-Ryan campaigns in 2008 and 2012.
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The moderator tried to emphasize that differences of opinion were expected, and even preferable, but it was striking to see more than one participant change their answer to mirror those of a perfect stranger — and then seemingly tell themselves it was what they'd thought all along.
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But critics argued that the civil exchange (not to mention the cupcakes the Daily Show team sent to her afterward) legitimized Lahren in a way that represented a disturbing shift toward placing beliefs about white superiority and black inferiority in the realm of reasonable differences of opinion.
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"I know that we may have differences of opinion about how best to achieve our goals, but I believe we have a very clear idea that the Democratic party and this campaign stands for what is best in America," said Clinton to fervent cheers from the crowd.
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But many had already left after some of them allowed the partial reopening of a key highway next to the campus, blocked by protest debris, suggesting differences of opinion in a movement which has been largely leaderless in more than five months of sometimes violent unrest.
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To those of you, and I trust it is nearly all, who want to move forward despite some significant differences of opinion, I am here as your partner, to lead and to work hard every day to make the Whitney, and possibly the world, a better place.
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Nikki HaleyNimrata (Nikki) HaleyHaley: 'Threats of China on full display' in Hong Kong Juan Williams: Trump's trouble with women Trump: Response to Cummings burglary 'not meant as a wise-guy tweet' MORE (R) on Wednesday said she has differences of opinion with several other Republican presidential candidates.
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And after all my hours in my tiny car, all those miles watching American landscapes and homes glide by, I wonder why, instead of bemoaning differences of opinion as signs of stupidity or laziness, can't we just set those differences to the side and look at what remains.
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Decades of social science research have found that there are strong differences of opinion between whites and blacks on policies that seem race-neutral—think opposition to gun control laws, or support for harsher law enforcement—and that some of those splits can be explained in part by negative attitudes toward African-Americans.
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Dee Huddleston was one of the last living links to an era before Twitter accounts when politicians, the media, and others could recognize that reasonable people could disagree reasonably about important issues, and that differences of opinion were not inherent signs of moral character deficiencies on the part of the other person.
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Some Chiefs players knelt, including linebacker Justin Houston who knelt towards the players bench "I believe in honoring the American flag and supporting all of those who sacrifices protect the many freedoms we have in this country, including the right to have differences of opinion," Chiefs Chairman and CEO Clark Hunt said in a statement.
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" Ivanka Trump has yet to comment on her father's lewd remarks, but regarding her reaction and what she will do next, a Trump source says that "neither of the candidates' daughters should be accountable for being loving and caring daughters who each respect their parents' accomplishments, while keeping their differences of opinion to themselves in order to not embarrass themselves or their parents.
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And so I see people see that and they think that it's simply race-based, but it would be a terrible mistake, I really do, to argue that his entire election...understand that I have differences of opinion with him on a significant number of policies, that his entire election is based on racial... With respect, I wasn't arguing that.
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There are unquestionably passionate differences of opinion regarding the future of space exploration, including whether we can send humans to both the moon and Mars (and when), how large a role commercial partners should play, and whether we can achieve our stated goals in space within likely budget scenarios, but these differences have tended not to be based on partisan politics.
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"While I appreciate that reasonable people can have differences of opinion on matters of law and policy, I do not believe the position ascribed to you that 'the Department of Interior is likely violating appropriations law,' can be supported by the text of the statute at hand or any other principle of appropriations law that would be overriding here," Bernhardt wrote.
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"Large differences of opinion between us remain, but I think there is also evidence that it makes sense despite such difficulties to remain in dialogue with one another and to try to help Turkey to end the state of emergency, to return to the previous, or similar views about the development of the European Union, the rule of law and democracy," he said.
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"While the debates are definitely about showing differences of opinion on policy, I think our time is better spent taking it to Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE instead of each other," Klobuchar said in a statement on Friday.
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